- $269
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Description
Circa 1905. Located in the antebellum fishing village of Apalachicola on Florida's unspoiled Gulf Coast, this exquisitely restored historic inn consists of three stately mansions. A member of Select Registry, it is known for its grace and elegance with fine antiques, oil paintings and oriental carpets. There are seventeen original fireplaces, gleaming wood paneling and hardwood floors. Lavish guest suites are equipped with modern amenities including private baths, sumptuous bedding, and plush robes. Savor a delicious breakfast each morning. Spacious Camellia Gardens and a gazebo are ideal for weddings, while broad wraparound verandas with comfortable wicker chairs are a perfect setting for afternoon teas or wine tastings. Complimentary provisions include bicycles for touring the historic district as well as beach chairs and umbrellas for enjoying the pristine beaches of nearby St. George Island.
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Rates |
$119 to $269Off Season: $109 to $229Payment types accepted include Visa, American Express, Personal Checks, Master Card, Travelers Checks, Discover and Cash.
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Amenities |
This property has 23 total guest accommodations with private bath, 7 with whirlpools, 3 suites, 3 guest houses and 1 conference room. The types of beds available include Twin, Queen, King and Double.
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Reservation/Cancellation Policies:
Children Restrictions |
Children are permitted if they are attended by an adult, & well behaved. |
Cancellation |
If your travel plans change and you must cancel your reservation, please call at least 48 hours for weekday stays, and 7 days for weekend stays* prior to your arrival date to cancel your reservation (less a $50 processing fee). In the event that you must cancel with less notice, shorten your stay or check out early, you may take responsibility for your entire reservation. If your room(s) is rebooked, a full or partial refund may be made. *A 30 day cancellation notice is required on whole house bookings and for some holidays and special events. |
Smoking |
Outside Only. |
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Historic Interest | Built in 1905 by James N. Coombs, the home was generally considered the most elegant residence in Apalachicola. Coombs was one of the town's most influential citizens; he turned down his party's nomination for Governor of Florida in 1900, and briefly was promoted as candidate for the U.S. vice presidency in 1908. Historic Awards:
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Historic sites nearby: 1838 Orman House, Raney House, Trinity Church, Gorrie Museum, 1912 Dixie Theatre, waterfront |
Get a Free Night at this inn
- One Night Free: This property is featured in Bed & Breakfasts and Country Inns
published by American Historic Inns. This guide features a certificate for ONE NIGHT FREE with the purchase of one night.
The dates this property will honor the certificate are Sunday-Thursday



















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